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John V. Brigande

Oregon Health & Science University

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OHSU School of Medicine

Center Of Oregon Hearing Research

Division Of Neuroscience

Division Of Reproductive And Developmental Sciences

Oregon Health & Science University

NoneJohn V. Brigande is currently serving as a Center Of Oregon Hearing Research faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

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John V. Brigande

Oregon Health & Science University

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developmental biology mammalian biology genetics neurology neuroscience audiology cellular differentiation hearing research auditory physiology hearing loss developmental neurobiology virology embryology developmental cell cellular physiology auditory science embryonic development morphogenesis biomechanics developmental science orthopaedic research reproductive science animal biotechnology gene delivery gene transfer cell growth musculoskeletal research tendon injuries oocytes inner ear vestibular dysfunction tgfβ signaling tendon cell fate tropical medicine medical virology child neurology pharmacotherapy reproductive biology craniofacial research clinical otolaryngology developmental system bioacoustics gene function neural science cellular neurobiology brain science organ development intracellular trafficking tissue development maternal-fetal medicine fetal medicine fetal complications neurochemistry neonatology oligonucleotides gene editing crispr otorhinolaryngology cell manipulation skin development aural augmentation auditory modeling sensory science community networks utero gene transfer mammalian cochlea quo vadis hair cell regeneration semicircular canals sensory cristae fetal murine cochlea long-term effects auditory function recombinant viruses transduction characteristics hair bundle integrity molecular and cellular biology neuroanatomy stem cell research stem cells oral biology dermatology cell research cell and molecular biology neurogenetics physiology cell signaling cell biology spinal cord molecular biology molecular neuroscience gene expression molecular psychiatry cellular biochemistry gene therapy molecular neurodegeneration xenotransplantation systems biology tissue (biology) regeneration (biology) regenerative medicine neurons molecular medicine molecular physiology cell engineering molecular cell biology experimental medicine nervous system central nervous system

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151 Assessing the Efficiency of Cytosine Base Editors Targeting Myo7A in Bovine Embryos. Reproduction Fertility and Development (2024)

cell biologymammalian biologygene expressiondevelopmental biologyreproductive scienceembryonic developmentanimal biotechnologycytosine base editorsoocytescell engineeringgenetic engineeringbovine embryosmolecular cell biologydevelopmental cellcell and molecular biologyxenotransplantationcellular differentiationnucleic acidsembryologyimplantation (embryology)somatic cell genetics

Otoferlin Gene Therapy Restores Hearing in Deaf Children. Molecular Therapy (2024)

Genetic and Epigenetic Strategies for Promoting Hair Cell Regeneration in the Mature Mammalian Inner Ear. Springer handbook of auditory research (2023)

Crispr/Cas9 Editing of the Myo7A Gene in Rhesus Macaque Embryos to Generate a Primate Model of Usher Syndrome Type 1b. Scientific Reports (2022)

Junghyun RyuJohn P. StatzWilliam ChanFernanda C. BurchJohn V. BrigandeBeth KemptonEdward V. PorsovLauren RennerTrevor McGillBenjamin J. BurwitzCarol B. HannaMartha NeuringerJon D. Hennebold

developmental biologyrhesus macaque embryosgeneticsembryonic developmentcrisprgene editingprimate modelmolecular biologygenome editing

A Neonatal Nonhuman Primate Model of Gestational Zika Virus Infection With Evidence of Microencephaly, Seizures and Cardiomyopathy. PLoS ONE (2020)

Rosemary J. SteinbachNicole N. HaeseJessica L. SmithLois M. A. ColginRhonda P. MacAllisterJustin M. GreeneChristopher J. ParkinsJ. Beth KemptonEdward PorsovXiaojie WangLauren M. RennerTrevor J. McGillBrandy L. DozierCraig N. KreklywichTakeshi F. AndohMarjorie R. GrafeHeidi L. PecoraroTravis HodgeRobert M. FriedmanLisa A. HouserTerry K. MorganPeter StenzelJonathan R. LindnerRobert L. SchelonkaJonah B. SachaVictoria H. J. RobertsMartha NeuringerJohn V. BrigandeChristopher D. KroenkeAntonio E. FriasAnne D. LewisMeredith A. KelleherAlec J. HirschDaniel Neal Streblow

neurovirologyvirologyneuropathologymaternal-fetal medicineinfectious diseasespediatricsmaternal healthmedical virologyfetal complicationsinfectious diseases (medical specialty)neuroimmunologytropical medicinechild neurologyneurologyclinical outcomesfetal medicinezika virus infectionseizure activity

Author Response: Tgfβ Signaling is Critical for Maintenance of the Tendon Cell Fate. (2020)

developmental biologyorthopaedic researchregeneration (biology)tgfβ signalingcellular differentiationcell biologyorthopaedic surgerycell signalingmechanobiologyauthor responseregenerative medicinemusculoskeletal researchcell growthtendon injuriesmusculoskeletal disorderstendon cell fatecellular physiology

Fetal Antisense Oligonucleotide Therapy for Congenital Deafness and Vestibular Dysfunction. Nucleic Acids Research (2020)

Lingyan WangJ Beth KemptonHan JiangFrancine M JodelkaAlev M BrigandeRachel A DumontFrank RigoJennifer J LentzMichelle L HastingsJohn V Brigande

hematologyvestibular dysfunctionpediatricscongenital deafnessneurologyneonatology

Fetal Gene Therapy and Pharmacotherapy to Treat Congenital Hearing Loss and Vestibular Dysfunction. Hearing Research (2020)

Michelle L. HastingsJohn V. Brigande

fetal gene therapyvestibular dysfunctioncongenital hearing lossneurologypharmacotherapyaudiologyhearing research

Optimizing Auditory Brainstem Response Acquisition Using Interleaved Frequencies. Journal of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology (2020)

Tgfβ Signaling is Critical for Maintenance of the Tendon Cell Fate. eLife (2020)

developmental biologyorthopaedic researchregeneration (biology)tgfβ signalingcellular differentiationcell biologyorthopaedic surgerycell signalingmechanobiologyregenerative medicinemusculoskeletal researchcell growthtendon injuriestendon cell fatecellular physiology

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John V. Brigande

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

OHSU School of Medicine

Center Of Oregon Hearing Research

Division Of Neuroscience

Division Of Reproductive And Developmental Sciences

Oregon Health & Science University

NoneJohn V. Brigande is currently serving as a Center Of Oregon Hearing Research faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

Honors

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John V. Brigande

Oregon Health & Science University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

151 Assessing the Efficiency of Cytosine Base Editors Targeting Myo7A in Bovine Embryos. Reproduction Fertility and Development (2024)

Otoferlin Gene Therapy Restores Hearing in Deaf Children. Molecular Therapy (2024)

Genetic and Epigenetic Strategies for Promoting Hair Cell Regeneration in the Mature Mammalian Inner Ear. Springer handbook of auditory research (2023)

Crispr/Cas9 Editing of the Myo7A Gene in Rhesus Macaque Embryos to Generate a Primate Model of Usher Syndrome Type 1b. Scientific Reports (2022)

Junghyun RyuJohn P. StatzWilliam ChanFernanda C. BurchJohn V. BrigandeBeth KemptonEdward V. PorsovLauren RennerTrevor McGillBenjamin J. BurwitzCarol B. HannaMartha NeuringerJon D. Hennebold

developmental biologyrhesus macaque embryosgeneticsembryonic developmentcrisprgene editingprimate modelmolecular biologygenome editing

A Neonatal Nonhuman Primate Model of Gestational Zika Virus Infection With Evidence of Microencephaly, Seizures and Cardiomyopathy. PLoS ONE (2020)

Author Response: Tgfβ Signaling is Critical for Maintenance of the Tendon Cell Fate. (2020)

Fetal Antisense Oligonucleotide Therapy for Congenital Deafness and Vestibular Dysfunction. Nucleic Acids Research (2020)

Lingyan WangJ Beth KemptonHan JiangFrancine M JodelkaAlev M BrigandeRachel A DumontFrank RigoJennifer J LentzMichelle L HastingsJohn V Brigande

hematologyvestibular dysfunctionpediatricscongenital deafnessneurologyneonatology

Fetal Gene Therapy and Pharmacotherapy to Treat Congenital Hearing Loss and Vestibular Dysfunction. Hearing Research (2020)

Michelle L. HastingsJohn V. Brigande

fetal gene therapyvestibular dysfunctioncongenital hearing lossneurologypharmacotherapyaudiologyhearing research

Optimizing Auditory Brainstem Response Acquisition Using Interleaved Frequencies. Journal of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology (2020)

Tgfβ Signaling is Critical for Maintenance of the Tendon Cell Fate. eLife (2020)

developmental biologyorthopaedic researchregeneration (biology)tgfβ signalingcellular differentiationcell biologyorthopaedic surgerycell signalingmechanobiologyregenerative medicinemusculoskeletal researchcell growthtendon injuriestendon cell fatecellular physiology

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